The Road to New Andreas Brass Duet - Digital Sheet Music
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The Road to New Andreas
22282045
22282045
22282045
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Instrumental Duet,Piano Instrumental Duet,Piano,Tuba - Level 5 - Digital Download
SKU: A0.1033938
Composed by Nick Adkins. Classical,Contemporary. Score and parts. 56 pages. Nicholas Adkins #639254. Published by Nicholas Adkins (A0.1033938)."The Road to New Andreas" is the second piece in a narrative cycle of 3 pieces written for tuba as the main instrument. Unlike the piece that comes beforehand, this work is for two tubas and piano. Once the member of the caravan gets out of the mountain, he sees their destination ahead of them: the last city on Earth. He sees his caravan coming out of the mountain pass, and he runs to them, excited to see them. To get to the city, they must journey along a long and dangerous road to the city, which runs right through a gigantic forest that separates the mountain pass and the city. They have heard rumors of a giant monster that lives in the forest, but that he doesn't attack people on the road. I guess they will find out whether the rumor is true...
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